TODO Timer | Task Timer & ToDo vs TodoTimer

【TODO Timer】Task × Timer — Make focus a habit. Just decide what to do and how long to spend. A simple to-do list with a countdown timer to help you stay focused. ■ Key Features - Create tasks and set a timer - Stay focused with countdown timer - Check off when done - Organize tasks by project - Swipe to switch between projects - Repeating tasks to automate your routine - Track streaks, focus time & heatmap - Customize timer completion sounds - Get notified when the timer ends ■ Great For - Staying focused on study or work - Trying the Pomodoro Technique - Organizing tasks and working efficiently - Managing daily routines - Tracking your focused time ■ Highlights - Simple, intuitive design - Project-based task management - Repeat settings (daily, weekly, monthly, custom) - Statistics (streaks, focus time, calendar heatmap) - Dark mode support - Works offline - No account required ■ Premium (¥160/month or ¥1,000/year) - Completely ad-free - View past statistics data Set your tasks for today and start the timer. Build up your focused time with TODO Timer. Terms of Use: https://equinox-linen-5fb.notion.site/32ac154d52fd806ba99bf18fb2a8f729

Got a to-do list, but no idea when you'll actually do each thing? TodoTimer is a timebox planner: you plan your day in time blocks, then focus inside them. ■ Your whole day, drafted in seconds Set your hours (say 9 AM–10 PM), the tasks you do every day, and fixed parts of your day like lunch and dinner. TodoTimer drafts the full day as time blocks. Want changes? Type "1 hour workout after lunch" or "2 hours less today" and AI adjusts the plan. Save several day setups (weekday, weekend) and switch between them, or copy yesterday's schedule. Only the blocks you confirm are saved. ■ Drop a block, and it starts Place a block at the current time and that's your start. There's no separate start button. The Timer tab counts down the current block, and you can attach a to-do to any block. ■ One question when a block ends Done / Didn't / Log what I did. Only finished blocks count as focus time, so your stats don't inflate. Missed blocks stay faded instead of disappearing, and if you did something else, you log what you actually did. ■ To-dos on a kanban board Plan / In progress / Done / On hold. Drag cards between lanes. Give a recurring to-do a time, and its block shows up on your schedule automatically. ■ Monthly goals and reflection Write a direction for the year, set 2–3 goals each month, and check them off. Close the day with a short reflection. ■ Focus that adds up Daily, weekly and monthly focus time, plus an hour-by-hour breakdown that shows when you focus best. Your day rolls over at 5 AM, so a late-night study session still counts as yesterday. ■ Follows you everywhere · Lock Screen Live Activity shows the time left · Countdown in the Mac menu bar · On the web at todotimer.app Sign in with the same account to use the same schedule on every device. ■ Timers are still here Pomodoro and stopwatch timers, routine timers that chain sessions (50 min focus → 10 min break), and background sounds like rain and café. ■ Made for · Students and exam takers whose days follow a similar pattern · Anyone with a long to-do list who keeps starting late · People with ADHD traits who need structure for the day ■ PRO Start with a 3-day free trial, then a monthly or yearly subscription, or buy the lifetime pass once. PRO lets you ask AI for changes more often, removes limits on to-dos and timers, and unlocks schedule templates. Privacy Policy: https://quartz-fisher-6e7.notion.site/DeepTime-Privacy-Policy-1e0dc19d9635807cad7edc5c0ca97236 Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/